Is suicide worth saving?

For the problem of helping suicides, we can discuss the relevant thinking angles:

First of all, on the moral level, helping others is a kind and benevolent act, which is emphasized by many religious and cultural values. If you can do something to save another person, then you may be proud of your actions and get inner satisfaction.

Secondly, on the practical level, helping others does not necessarily mean sacrificing your own life. You can provide help in other ways, such as looking for a professional consultant, calling the emergency center, contacting the person's relatives or friends and so on.

Finally, from a personal point of view, whether it is worthwhile to sacrifice yourself to save others needs to be judged rationally according to specific circumstances. If your rescue behavior can help others and the impact on you is tolerable and controllable, then you can choose to help others. However, if your behavior will bring too much risk and loss to yourself and others, it may not be a rational choice to sacrifice yourself to save others.

In short, we need to think and discuss on the moral level and practical level, and make rational judgments and choices based on our own values and emotional state.